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• Quarter say new archbishop of Canterbury should talk less politics polling

  A quarter of people think the next archbishop of Canterbury should talk less about political topics and that it is unacceptable for someone in the role to speak about immigration and asylum, new polling has suggested.

• Fifth of adults think tea originates in UK Fairtrade poll finds

  A fifth of British adults think the tea they drink originates in the UK, research for Fairtrade has found as the organisation calls on brands to be more transparent about where their products come from.

• Members of Israeli government have genocidal intent says UK minister

  Members of the Israeli government have “genocidal intent” in Gaza, a newly-appointed UK minister has said.

• Call for plain packaging for vapes to reduce use by teenagers

  Vapes should be sold in plain packages to reduce their appeal to children, a new study suggests.

• Georgia Hunter Bell takes silver and Keely Hodginson bronze in 800m final

  Georgia Hunter Bell pipped training partner and Olympic champion Keely Hodgkinson to an 800 metres silver medal by one one hundredth of a second on the final night of action at the World Athletics championships in Tokyo.

• Liverpool and Burnley WSL matches postponed following Matt Beards death

  Liverpool have postponed their Women’s Super League fixture against Aston Villa following the death of former manager Matt Beard on Saturday.

• Sir Ed Davey brands Musk criminal amid call for Parliament to grill tech boss

  Sir Ed Davey has branded Elon Musk a “criminal”, as his party called for Parliament to haul in the tech billionaire to answer for his “fight back” or “die” comments at a central London rally.

• Veteran broadcaster John Stapleton dies at the age of 79

  Stapleton, who presented on programmes including the BBC’s Watchdog and GMTV’s News Hour, died in hospital on Sunday morning.

• PM Battle of Britain anniversary reminds us of values that bind us together

  Sir Keir Starmer will attend the Battle of Britain service at Westminster Abbey on Sunday, saying it “reminds us of the values that bind us together”.

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